Tate Modern

Interviewer: Those are pretty impressive figures. Maybe the fact that the Tate Modern is free to visit might have something to do with it?

Sheena Wagstaff, chief curator at Tate Modern, said the work combined "an epic sense of scale with an exquisite level of craftsmanship" .

He says that, just as Londoners decided to hang out at the Tate Modern, Beijingers have begun hanging out at the Bird's Nest.

The latest, "Panorama" , has just opened at Tate Modern in London and will travel to Berlin and Paris.

He and de Meuron first became famous for creating the Tate Modern museum in London.

In 2001, two of London to an old power station into Tate Modern, was issued by the Hyatt Foundation, Puli Ci Architecture Prize.

Tate Modern said health and safety had been on its mind and the space will be regularly patrolled by attendants with torches.

When his late paintings were shown at Tate Modern they were a hit.

one day , we ran ourselves ragged in central london , shuffling through tate modern and then the aquarium.

He has exhibited his work at the Tate Modern and the Victoria and Albert Museum, as well as at many other international galleries.

The new Tate Modern show looks evenly at all aspects of Mr Richter's painting, and not just the genres preferred by today's market.

A vast floor within the Tate Modern has been carpeted with more than 100 million porcelain-made sunflower seeds.

This is the Tate Modern in London.

Others hang at New York's Museum of Modern Art and London's Tate Modern.

Already, the museum has hired Lars Nittve, former head of London's Tate Modern.

The installation will be at the Tate Modern until May 2011.

It was about 10 minutes walk to the Tate Modern and 2 mins walk to the tube.

Much like Tate Modern, M is looking for collectionsthat need a long-term home.

Is nothing sacred? The Tate Modern stamp of approval;